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Estimate based on average 2025 prices. Actual costs vary by season, booking time, and personal choices. Rates as of Thu, 23 Jul 2026 00:02:31 +0000.
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Enter how many people are traveling and how many days you plan to stay. Solo travelers, couples, families, and small groups all work.
Pick Budget, Mid-range, or Luxury. Each style assumes a different standard of accommodation, dining, and transport — numbers update instantly.
Tap the areas and islands you plan to visit. More destinations mean more in-country transport — we factor that in automatically, including fast-boat premiums for Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan.
Decide whether to include flights, visa fees, insurance, and shopping. Uncheck anything you've already booked or paid for separately.
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Each style uses a different baseline for accommodation, food, and transport. Here's what each one assumes.
~$35–45/day excl. flights
Hostels, guesthouses, and budget hotels under $20/night. Street food and local restaurants ($1–$5/meal). Sleeper buses, public trains, and shared transport between cities. Free or low-cost activities like temple visits, walking tours, and beaches. Best for backpackers who prioritise experiences over comfort.
~$90–120/day excl. flights
3-star hotels and well-rated boutique stays ($30–$70/night). A mix of local restaurants and sit-down meals ($8–$20). Domestic flights for longer routes, comfortable buses, and private taxis for shorter hops. Paid tours and entry fees for major attractions. Best for most travelers who want comfort without overspending.
~$250+/day excl. flights
4-star and 5-star hotels, resorts, and private-pool villas ($120+/night). Fine dining, hotel breakfasts, and curated food experiences. Private car with driver and fast-boat transfers to the islands. Private guided tours, luxury Nusa Penida day trips, and villa spa experiences. Best for travelers who want everything taken care of.
Bali remains one of the most affordable destinations in Southeast Asia, with average daily costs significantly lower than Singapore or Australia. Budget travelers can comfortably get by on $35–$45 a day, mid-range travelers on $90–$120, and luxury travelers will spend $250 and up depending on their choices. Premium areas like Seminyak, Nusa Dua, and Uluwatu sit at the higher end of each range, while Sanur, Ubud, and North Bali towns like Lovina are noticeably cheaper.
Flights are usually the single biggest cost for international travelers — often more than everything else combined. Booking 2–3 months ahead and traveling in shoulder seasons (April–June or September–October) typically saves 20–40% on airfare. In-country transport is cheap: Grab and Gojek rides are a few dollars, a scooter rental is $4–$7/day, a private car with driver runs $40–$55/day, and fast boats to Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan or the Gili Islands cost $25–$45 return.
Other costs to factor in: the Bali e-visa ($25 for single-entry — Indian citizens can apply entirely online), travel insurance, and shopping. Bali is a famously good place for tailored clothing, coffee, ceramics, and silk — many travelers come home with more luggage than they arrived with. Use our Currency Converter to check today's INR to IDR rate so you know exactly what your rupees are worth on the ground.
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